On Mon, Feb 06, 2012 at 04:25:47AM +0800, 周平 wrote: > Hello Everyone! > > After I finished the LFS building,I hope to build a mini&useful LAMP with > SSH server. > So this time I start to build the system after building the toolchain. > And I think these packages are in need:GRUB, Kernel, Glibc, Bash, IPRoute2, > Apache2, PHP, OpenSSH, OpenSSL,MySQL,CMake,cURL,libarchive,expat. > > But I'm not sure If I was right,could you give me some suggestion? > > Thank you!~
If you omit packages from the full LFS build, there is no guarantee that it will work without the packages in /tools - nobody has tried this, at least in public, so we don't know (and we don't actually care!) Also, there is no guarantee that it will be good enough to build everything else (for example, perl is part of the main LFS system, so in BLFS we *never* list it as a dependency because it is guaranteed to be present). Thirdly, for 'mini' you need to decide how small you wish to go, vs what functionality you are willing to lose - to me, 'mini' implies busybox (perhaps even uclibc) and programs which accept fewer options - e.g. dropbear instead of openssh [ I haven't used it in years, but at one time uclibc did not support openssh ] If that is the way you wish to go, perhaps the CLFS-embedded book at http://cross-lfs.org/view/clfs-embedded/ might be more to your taste. What we have in LFS is expected to work. If you have the time, and interest, to try omitting some of the packages then feel free to do so (that is 'time' as in 'time to debug the problems and then go back and reinstate the packages if they turn out to be needed'). If you are more interested in getting a system that works and does not have excessive bloat, follow the LFS book and then pick the packages you want from BLFS and work back through their dependencies. Whichever way you choose, enjoy it and remember it is a learning experience :) ĸen -- das eine Mal als Tragödie, das andere Mal als Farce -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
